Consultant Haematologist

• Provide a consultant-led clinical service in Haematology, including the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of haematological illness
• Deliver sub-speciality Myeloid care alongside general haematology outpatient and inpatient work
• Participate in specific sub-speciality clinics as well as broader haematology service delivery
• Share responsibility for inpatient attending cover, outpatient reviews and acute haematology input
• Take part in the 1:7 consultant on-call rota, with prospective cover
• Provide senior consultant oversight for acute haematology admissions, inpatient haematology management, liaison haematology queries, abnormal laboratory results requiring urgent management, urgent issues arising within the haematology day unit
• Work closely with consultant colleagues, nursing teams, laboratory teams, pharmacy and wider MDT colleagues to provide safe, effective and high-quality care
• Contribute to the safe, efficient and effective running of the haematology service in line with operational policies and service plans
• Participate in risk management, clinical governance and information governance
• Support service improvement and modernisation, including identifying opportunities to improve pathways and performance
• Maintain GMC licence to practise, participate in annual appraisal and job planning, and undertake ongoing CPD and revalidation
• Contribute actively to the service and delivery unit planning process
• Participate in teaching, training, supervision and postgraduate education
• Support and participate in research and development activities within the department and wider organisation

• Registered with the GMC
• Licensed to practise
• FRCPath
• On the GMC Specialist Register as a Clinical Haematologist, eligible for CCT within 6 months of interview and exit exam passed, or equivalent specialist registration route/evidence of equivalence for non-UK trained applicants
• Evidence of effective working relationships across multidisciplinary teams and with all levels of staff
• Evidence of working with management and clinical colleagues to improve services
• Evidence of teaching and training of postgraduate/undergraduate clinical staff
• Evidence of initiating, progressing and completing the audit
• Experience in research in Haematology
• Clinical skills in the management of Myeloid disease
• Ability to undertake on-call duties

Higher degree (MD / PhD)